Unit 5: Permutation, Combination and Probability - Practice Quiz

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1 A student has 3 shirts and 2 pairs of trousers. How many different shirt-trouser outfits can the student wear?

Principles of counting Easy
A. 6 outfits
B. 9 outfits
C. 8 outfits
D. 5 outfits

2 A cafe offers 4 types of juice and 3 types of milkshake. If one drink is selected, how many choices are available?

Principles of counting Easy
A. 4 choices
B. 7 choices
C. 12 choices
D. 3 choices

3 In how many ways can 2 students be selected from a group of 4 students?

Problems based on selection Easy
A. 12 ways
B. 6 ways
C. 4 ways
D. 8 ways

4 How many ways can one fruit be selected from 5 different fruits?

Problems based on selection Easy
A. 10 ways
B. 4 ways
C. 1 way
D. 5 ways

5 In how many ways can 3 different books be arranged in a row?

Problems based on arrangement Easy
A. 6 ways
B. 9 ways
C. 8 ways
D. 3 ways

6 In how many ways can 2 different prizes be awarded to 2 students if each student receives one prize?

Problems based on arrangement Easy
A. 1 way
B. 4 ways
C. 2 ways
D. 3 ways

7 How many two-digit numbers can be formed using the digits 1, 2, and 3 without repetition?

Problems based on numbers Easy
A. 9 numbers
B. 3 numbers
C. 6 numbers
D. 8 numbers

8 How many one-digit even numbers can be formed using the digits 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5?

Problems based on numbers Easy
A. 2 numbers
B. 5 numbers
C. 1 number
D. 3 numbers

9 How many distinct arrangements can be made using all the letters of the word "CAT"?

Problems based on words Easy
A. 9 arrangements
B. 8 arrangements
C. 3 arrangements
D. 6 arrangements

10 How many distinct arrangements can be made using all the letters of the word "MOM"?

Problems based on words Easy
A. 6 arrangements
B. 4 arrangements
C. 2 arrangements
D. 3 arrangements

11 How many line segments are determined by 4 distinct points if no three points are collinear?

Geometric applications Easy
A. 12 segments
B. 4 segments
C. 8 segments
D. 6 segments

12 In how many ways can 4 people sit around a circular table?

Circular arrangement Easy
A. 6 ways
B. 12 ways
C. 24 ways
D. 4 ways

13 What is the probability of a certain event?

Concept of probability Easy
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14 What type of event has a probability equal to ?

Classification of events Easy
A. Equally likely event
B. Impossible event
C. Certain event
D. Complementary event

15 A fair coin is tossed once. What is the probability of getting a head?

Problems based on coins Easy
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16 Two fair coins are tossed together. What is the probability of getting two tails?

Problems based on coins Easy
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17 A fair six-sided die is rolled once. What is the probability of obtaining an even number?

Problems based on dice Easy
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18 A fair six-sided die is rolled once. What is the probability of obtaining a number greater than 4?

Problems based on dice Easy
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19 One card is drawn from a standard deck of 52 cards. What is the probability of drawing an ace?

Problems based on cards Easy
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20 A card is known to be a face card from a standard deck. What is the probability that it is a king?

Conditional probability Easy
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21 A security code consists of two distinct letters selected from 5 available letters, followed by three digits. Digits may be repeated. How many security codes are possible?

Principles of counting Medium
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22 A committee of 5 is to be selected from 8 men and 6 women. In how many ways can the committee contain at least 3 women?

Problems based on selection Medium
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23 Seven distinct books are arranged on a shelf. If three particular mathematics books must remain together, how many arrangements are possible?

Problems based on arrangement Medium
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24 How many four-digit even numbers can be formed using the digits without repetition?

Problems based on numbers Medium
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25 In how many distinct arrangements of the letters of the word EDUCATION do all five vowels occur together?

Problems based on words Medium
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D. , after separately arranging every vowel and consonant

26 Ten points lie in a plane, with no three points collinear. How many triangles can be formed using these points as vertices?

Geometric applications Medium
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27 Six people, including Arun and Beena, sit around a circular table. In how many arrangements are Arun and Beena not adjacent?

Circular arrangement Medium
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28 An integer is selected uniformly at random from to . What is the probability that it is divisible by or ?

Concept of probability Medium
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29 One card is drawn from a standard deck. Let be the event that the card is a king and the event that it is a queen. How are and classified?

Classification of events Medium
A. Both mutually exclusive and exhaustive
B. Independent because kings and queens have equal probabilities
C. Exhaustive but not mutually exclusive
D. Mutually exclusive but not exhaustive

30 Four fair coins are tossed simultaneously. What is the probability of obtaining exactly two heads?

Problems based on coins Medium
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31 Two fair dice are rolled. What is the probability that at least one die shows a ?

Problems based on dice Medium
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32 One card is drawn from a standard deck of 52 cards. What is the probability that it is a red face card?

Problems based on cards Medium
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33 Two cards are drawn successively without replacement from a standard deck. Given that the first card is an ace, what is the probability that the second card is also an ace?

Conditional probability Medium
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34 There are 4 routes from city to city and 3 routes from city to city . A traveler goes from to through and returns through without using either return route used on the outward journey. How many round trips are possible?

Principles of counting Medium
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C. , including trips that reuse exactly one outward route
D.

35 Four students are selected from a group of 10. If two particular students cannot both be selected, how many selections are possible?

Problems based on selection Medium
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36 Five boys and four girls are arranged in a row so that no two girls are adjacent. How many arrangements are possible?

Problems based on arrangement Medium
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37 How many four-digit odd numbers greater than can be formed using the digits without repetition?

Problems based on numbers Medium
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38 How many distinct arrangements of the letters of BALLOON have the two letters L together?

Problems based on words Medium
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39 Two cards are selected simultaneously from a standard deck. What is the probability that exactly one of them is an ace?

Problems based on cards Medium
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40 Factory supplies of a company's components and has a defect rate. Factory supplies and has a defect rate. If a selected component is defective, what is the probability that it came from factory ?

Conditional probability Medium
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41 How many 8-character passwords can be formed using uppercase English letters and digits if the first character must be a letter, exactly two positions must contain distinct digits, and repetition of letters is allowed?

Principles of counting Hard
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42 A committee of 5 is chosen from 7 men and 6 women. How many committees contain at least two women and do not contain both a particular man and a particular woman?

Problems based on selection Hard
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43 How many distinct arrangements of the letters of have no two 's adjacent?

Problems based on arrangement Hard
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44 How many 5-digit numbers with distinct digits are greater than and divisible by ?

Problems based on numbers Hard
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45 How many distinct arrangements of the letters of have no two 's adjacent?

Problems based on words Hard
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46 Eight points lie on a circle. Assuming no three chords meet at the same interior point, how many interior intersection points are formed by the chords joining pairs of points?

Geometric applications Hard
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47 Eight distinct people are seated around a circular table. In how many arrangements, considered identical under rotation but not reflection, are two specified people not adjacent?

Circular arrangement Hard
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48 Two fair dice are rolled. What is the probability that their sum is prime and their product is even?

Concept of probability Hard
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49 On a fair die, let be the event that the outcome is prime and the event that it is even. How should and be classified?

Classification of events Hard
A. Mutually exclusive and exhaustive, with no dependence relation
B. Exhaustive but not mutually exclusive, and independent
C. Neither mutually exclusive nor exhaustive, and dependent
D. Mutually exclusive but not exhaustive, and independent

50 Five fair coins are tossed. Given that at least two heads occur, what is the probability of obtaining exactly three heads?

Problems based on coins Hard
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51 Three fair dice are rolled. What is the probability that the maximum is exactly and the sum is ?

Problems based on dice Hard
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52 A 5-card hand is dealt from a standard 52-card deck. What is the probability that it contains exactly two aces and at least one king?

Problems based on cards Hard
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53 An urn contains 5 red and 4 blue balls. Two balls are drawn without replacement. Given that at least one ball is red, what is the probability that both balls are red?

Conditional probability Hard
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54 How many arrangements of the letters of have all five vowels nonadjacent and have appearing before ?

Problems based on words Hard
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55 How many 5-digit numbers can be formed from the digits without repetition and are divisible by ?

Problems based on numbers Hard
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56 In a convex polygon with vertices, how many ways can three diagonals be selected so that no two selected diagonals share an endpoint?

Geometric applications Hard
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D. The count is obtained by selecting six vertices and pairing them while excluding every pair that forms a side; this gives valid selections.

57 A fair die is rolled twice. Let be the event that the first result is even and the event that the second result is even. Which statement is correct?

Classification of events Hard
A. They are independent but not mutually exclusive
B. They are exhaustive and mutually exclusive
C. They are mutually exclusive but not independent
D. They are dependent because both events involve even outcomes

58 Four fair coins are tossed. Given that the first and fourth coins show different results, what is the probability of obtaining at least two heads in total?

Problems based on coins Hard
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59 Two fair dice are rolled. Given that their sum is at least , what is the probability that they show the same number?

Problems based on dice Hard
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60 A 5-card hand is selected from a standard deck. Given that the hand contains at least one ace, what is the probability that it contains exactly two aces?

Problems based on cards Hard
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